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| CMDLineKing:
SegaAge.com and NintendoAge.com are excellent places to track the respective systems. Its free, and has a pretty good community of folks. Heck, they even list variants, etc.. I used to use MediaMan, when it was free, because it was amazing to just search, or type a barcode and have all the information pulled down. Unless I am creating a Catalog, I don't need the extra info, but just basically a "checklist".. I like NintendoAge/SegaAge because you can enter All the titles into your wishlist, and move them to your collection as time goes on, or add them all to your collection and track which ones you've actually completed.. ~CLK |
| e_brugal:
Today I try "my game collection " app because I though that could be a substitute of my rfgeneration app. Is easy to use, the filter is better than the one on rfgeneration because you set it to show you each game on its own platform category without having to do it every time you enter the app. In rfgeneration you have to filter the games by console each time you enter the app. The part that I didn't like was the missing option of having track of your box, and booklet of each game, that option is on rfgeneration, you can check if you have the game, box, and booklet, and for me that option is a must have :P |
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